3. In 1945 when World War II ended, Japanese-Americans were free to leave the camps and return to their lives. True or False?

Which of the following was a ruling in the supreme court, Bush v. Gore? A. Al Gore would be given the electoral votes in Florida. B. The state of Florida would not be apart of the election. C. Flordia had two weeks to finish the recount of ballots.

John Locke was responsible for two key political ideas. Name one of them

What are these three sections of the Confederate Constitution designed to protect or ensure southerners will be able to do?

Who were some of the key historical civil rights defenders during the real civil rights movement in america? what ideas were they trying to promote, and what support did they get?

Contrast the government policy during and after the rule of Robespierre

Which statement best describes how federalism changed as a result of President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs? A. The responsibilities of the state and federal governments began to overlap strongly in a way they had not before. B.

How did connecting western farms with eastern cities affect shipping goods to market? A. It greatly decreased the cost. B. It slightly decreased the cost. C. It increased the cost but sped up the process. D.

Which is not part of John Locke's work and beliefs? a. The only reason to create laws should be for the good of the people. b. Natural rights include life, liberty, and property. c. People should put their trust in God and their king. d.

Which of these is not a reason to obey the laws of government? A. to provide a Christian testimony B. to avoid punishment C. to avoid divine discipline D. to get special privileges

Emil Nolde secretly painted watercolors after he was publicly ridiculed and told by his government that he could no longer make art.